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Ill EPERsl
In making their regular Fall preparations for House
Fixings. should not forget whether their win
dows need new curtains We have laid in stock far
larger than at any previous season. and have marked
them with desire to close them out rapidly.
We have ample facilities for the display of Lace Cur
tainings.
We guarantee the price of any article in this depart
ment.
All our Curtains and Curtainings have been Be-
lected with the view that they will launder we'll
One Lot of Nottingham Curtains in either white or
ecru, at 5oc. per pair, worth 15c.
One Lot of Nottingham Curtains in white or ecru
IN yards in length. at Soc per pair. former price,
$1.25.
One Lot Russian Nottingham Curtains, 81 yards in
length. at &1-25 per pair. worth $1.75.
One Lot, yards in length, bound edge at S1 65
per pair, regular value $2.
One Lot Russian Nottingham Curtains, 81 yards in
length tape bound edge, double and twisted thread
lace, at 81 per pair, worth $3.50.
200 Pairs Curtains, 81 and yards in length at
81. so and %. 80 respectively.
One Lot Curtains 81 yards in length. tape-bound,
comprising six distinct Patterns, at S275 Der pair
regular value 1880
One Lot Curtains, beautiful patterns, yards in
length tape-bound, regular value so per pair
price 1915.
Also. q choice line Of other Nottingham Curtains,
ranging from "a upwards
We also wish to call special attention our splen-
did line OF Antiques Applique and Real Lace Curtains
We carry An unlimited assortment. All very choice
designs.
Curtain Draperies in choice patterns prices ranging
from 2 &c. per yard to the best
We also have an elegant line of Lace Pillow-Shams
Splashers, LambreqrAns, at all prices
beautiful line Of Bed Sets in ANTIQUE and nodern
laces, at very low prices.
nne stock Of Curtainettes in white or ecru plain
and from the cheapest to the finest quail
ties.
OUR ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT.
We viii continue to engrave your name on a conner
pl ate and print therefrom 50 cards for SO cents
We VIII reprint from plate so cards for 4Oc
And charge 75c for 100 cards.
We VIII guarantee this frst-class work-as good as
the best.
We wish to announce to our numerous patrons that
al goods In our lines Tor early fail wear have already
arrived.
Our stock Of Fine Dress Goods is very large
Fall Wraps for ladies and children Knit Sacoues
bootees and Leggings for the Baby now ready.
Never before 50 large variety of Chdren's School
Hosiery.
Ladies' Warm Skirts. long and short and in all ma
terals arrived to-day
BY calling now get the very first choice and have
great variety to select from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

BESIDES the receipts from internal revenue and
customs to-day the Treasury received over $4OO 900
under the head Of miscellaneous chiefly the profits
on coinage
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $21O, ,s3o.61; customs, $71s, 1914
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

rested at Jersey City Saturday night account of
the Ford children kidnapping case Is not MIA
Brooks OF Tuscola County, who recently created
so much talk by her adventures In Colorado and
California Mrs. Brooks is now at Caro- this State.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~ WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
- UNION.-The Regular Meeting Of CHAPLIN
AUXILIARY will be postponed, on account Of mem
bsrs beng ogt Of the city. until WEDNESDAY, SEP;
then t1t'l Mrs. COHEN, President.
RSPAPERHANGERS OF WASHINGTON, YOU
- are hereby ordered to meet at Assembly
hoom. ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. 14th inst, at z 80
p to learn the names of stores that fair prices
to honest labor. By order Of MASTER WORKMAN.
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NV Fn1 DHr GooDs

Nxw Fn1 Dnr GooDs
AND CARPETa
OUR STOCK OF
INGRAM AND BRUSSELS CARPETS
Are al In and plsced sale for the inspection Of our
friends and customers. For style. quality, aud
Low Prices don't think stock can be
Surpassed La the city.
We have very good Ingram Carpet for 25c- 31c
Heavy Cotton Chain Ingram. 375s. SOC.
Very Best AL Wool 2-Ply and New Patterns. 75c.
Choice Styles in Tapestry Brussels. 60c, &c. 75c.
Handsome Styles Body Brussels. 81. S1.2a
Hall and Stair CarpetA
Floor on Cloths and Dru9getA
BARGAINS IN BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
New arrivals In Fall Dress Goods, velvets &c, &c.
We have Just received some New Things In Early Fall
otess Goods, ranging In price from 15c. to SOC.
aesvy Red Tvilled Flannes. 25c, Sic.
tine Au-Wool White FlAnuels 25c, 31c. 37I<c.
eAnton fiannels. &C., 1Oc. 12Ac.
splendid line Of Housefurnishtn1 Goods st correct
pr1ceA
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
636 Pennsylvania ave-.
South Side, near 7th ST.
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A Boy WITH A HIsTORY.-The. State Department
has received report from the United States consul
at Maracaibo, venezuela, OF the discovery Of a
woman, living near the border Of the Goajira Pc
n1nSula, who had received him from band OF
Indians who stated that they had found him
abandoned near Bahia Honda, and that he spoke
no Spanish or Indian dialect The boy is Intelligent,
but has the Albino popularity Of being nearly
Dllnd by day, although his sight is perfect by
candle-ltght He is supposed to be survivor Of
wreck and a native OF the north coast OF Europe,
perhaps Sweden or Norway. The consul became
godfather to the boy and sent his photograph to
the department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

SHE WANTS TO GET MARRIED.-A woman from
the West has written TO the Secretary OF the
Interior for Information which she says she
has failed to get from the Pension Of1ce. She
wishes to know whether, In the event that the
next Congress passes another arrearages OF PEN
sions bill, marriage which she has now in con-
temptation will interfere with her rights under
such bill. The writer requests that as prompt
reply as possible be made to this inquiry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

COMMISSIONER CoLMAN has returned from Fort
Scott, Kansas, where the Department Of Agr1cul-
ture Is conducting experiments in making sugar
from sorghum by the diffusion process, and ex-
presses himself satisfied with the results obtained
en- far
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WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES FOR HER HUSBANDS

TIE UNION VETERAN CORPS AT THE CoNsTITU-
TIONAL CRNTENNIAL-At q meeting last night OF
Co. A, I'd battalion, Union veteran Corps f1nal
phin TO take part in the military procession on
Friday on the occasion OF the constitutional CEN
tennial celebration. The company will leave
Thursday night at IL O'Clock. The company will
be accompanied by its own drum corps and q num-
ber OF honorary members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

Miss NELLIE B. MARTIN, of the Patent, Office has
been detailed to assist Mr.. Riley, the superinten-
dent of Indian schools in the work of preparing
his annual reOOrr.
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MARYLAND DKMOCRATs AND THB BATTLE OF
NORTH PoNr.-The Maryland Democratic Ass0cta-
tion in this city held largely attended meeting
last evening" and the anniversary Of the battle OF
North Point was duly honored. Speeches were
made by VIM. E Linn the democratic nominee for
chairman Of the democratic central committee,
Prince georges County, and Richard 4. Brandt,
States attorney OF Prince Georges County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

GARNETs FOR MRS. CLEvELAND.-The Bohemian
Athletic Society, which left Chicago six months
ago for tour Of Europe has returned. The
members OF the party brought with them as
present for Mrs. Cleveland q magnificent set OF
and d brooch in the shape OF an eagle holding in
It's claws three golden arrows and supported by
Two standards containing Photographic views OF
Prague. committee OF two will leave Chicago
for this city with the present tomorrow or Thurs
day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

SCHOOL BOOKS,
- For all the schools in the District in excellent
ond-hand condition, at low prices, for sale by
W. II. LOWDERMILk CO.,
S1O-7t 1924 street.
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Gov. GORDON, OF GEORGIA, accompanied by Mrs.
Gordon and Miss Fannie Gordon, will arrive in this
They Will remain here only long enough for their
private car to be attached to the Philadelphia
train: They come north to attend the Const1tu-
ernor Will be On the same train. Mr.. Frank Cor
don, OF this city, will join the party and go to
Philadelphia with them.
LETTER from the President was received in
New Orleans yesterday expressing his regret at
the fact that he cannot accept the invitation to
visit that city during his trip to the West and
South.
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DEATH OF RETIRED NAVAL OFF1CER.-Chie1
Engineer Walter D. Smith, of the Navy, died In
Philadelphia Sunday, after brief illness. He
was on his way to this city. He retired from
active service last February, on account OF brain
trouble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

G L D.
at,> at> On account of the death Of Mr.. Geo {: Hen
ning's mother, house will remain closed until
o'clock pm., on THURSDAY, the 18th inst.
SAKSE COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum-
mer can have The STAR mailed to them for any
length OF time, at the rate of SO cents per month
and the address changed as often as desired.
ca The requisite amount of money must in each
case accompany the order
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emit two inche, long with the edge of a tin

,ut two inches long with the edge Of 4 tin
pail.
Mrs. Harry IIumphreyille lett yesterday
10 spend "a few weeks in Mt Pleasant.
Eube Mcfarland, a well known .htna-
willie 'rau, w.,S sun struck Yesterday while
crossing "Noylc's Field" He bad been
~ M,Cuc's livery stable and vas tHkn"
short rui home IN company with another
mau. when he suddenly and without
warning tell 70 the ground UNCONSCIOUS.
he w.~ taken to his home m -EtnayIlle
and a physician called.
John Eraulglu was summoned TO ms
home in Steuhenyllle yesterday by ttle-
gram announcing the serious Illness "i ms
mother.
Mas James EbhertS has arranged 10 sue
a number OF Martins Ferry saloonEeepeTS
tor selling iutoNirluts to her husband, III
violation To an order from her
Alfred Graham and wife went to Cadlz
Yesterday 70 visit relatives.
Ou Monday evening number OF young
German society folks rendered a surprise
party To Miss Laura Seahught at her home
west OF North Fifth street The surprise,
>u tty Us Miss Laura was concerned, w1'
complete, she not haying the slightest m
timatiun oil what was To occur. Her sister
and other members of the family, however,
were prepared tor the event, and served an
elegant rep.,sl The evening was pleas
autIy spent in dancing music and social
games and was highly enjoyed by all, aud
and bv none more than Miss
Laura. Among those present were
Lizzie Srabright, Katie aud Anna Hahn,
Tillir and Emma Kraft, Minnie and llcky
paum. Minnie lIelliug, Ella Nennum,
Mamie Johnson, Lizzie DorSch, and MessrS.
Chas. ". Kuckuck, Louis SChcehIe, Geo.
N-tlger, Carl Srabright, George ltorcher,
Ed. Board, Port Coleman, Homer Morris,
Henry Elliott, Peter Beck, Philip Godiry,
John Horchcr, Louis DAume and Casper
D0Isuh
4 number Of Martins Ferry young folks
attended party given by Miss hcrtlc
Robinson, at the home at her father,
County Treasurer George E"hn>un, IA st.
CIalrsyiilr
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BEI.I.NIRF

The wranglr between the city and the
management OF the street railway culmi-
mated Yesterday in the Mayor serving no
tire on Frrdrrjrk tudrwig, manager OF the
road for Crorgc W StetSon, OF New York,
setting forth that the tracks, by reason Of
the paving of Belmont street, Is m con-
ditIon dangerous Ia life and limb, and that
il is the duty OF the manager To - inform
passengers who travel over the line. The
tracks and rolling stock are almost entirely
worn out. and the city feels disposed to
lit the tracks and throw them to one side,
but the officers want to proceed ina eau
tiou~ manner
Some yrgy tine bIurkbrrI'e- made their
appearance on the streets yesterday, aud
were readily picked mp at 81 and 90 cents
per bucket
business is quite brisk on the r., 4 X
c. road. Live stock, tobacco aud lumber
ar coming in in large shipments.
VIA. CiouSr and I'd. Ames have been
sued Ion damages under the Aduir liquor
law
John W. Doherty. Of the Wood>lic!d
Ci-,7,, was IN the city yesterday.
The camp meeting OF the A. NJ. l..
Church of this city. begins ia TAYLOR
Grove, ont the t., Il. y c.
The Church cfGnd will give festival At
Franklin. Friday and Saturday evenings.
Drrugc Grafton and family, 81 Marietta,
are visiting relatives m tins city.
d. H. NlyIur ct WcIlsburg was ia town
yesterday, visiting his suu.
Miss Idl TomIu~ou, nee l'orhy, is visit
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MARTINS FERRY.

p O. E,vF frn .y,-t.rL,, ON Am Eastern
r4,fr,, min lie w,I br zone several
,l,.s mad Mil visit the shoe lnlmfartur-
,,.. li.tr.,ts
4 r.,,.I nr,lp with ID monkey accom-
imminent furnished line only excitement
I,..,i...f I'm tl,. city Yesterday.
d. Nia,,Gty MICH. "a uIlnrum %, the Civ
,,,,.p,.,i mel la She council chamber AMI
.,-i-.r rll nearly elu, r'rInrk lot the
,.n,,airt,, of the Wheeling Electrical
,,,,,,.,r,, ro r,r,t in m, gppr.u.,rr. After
lon, ami ,.,.,,y ,y,Ifluv the combustion
r..,,.h.,I .b,t tb,. electrical Gentlemen
,y,r.. mot f., br drprudrd anon. ard the
.,.ir, fathers adjourned. and vent home in
.,p,tIiu, lint a pheasant frame ol mind.
n vlrI probably De- "a cold dav when Couu-
ell comes Together agaiu To- meet the clio
trlr,I uropl..
The Bayle.s House IN. been fitted
throughout tor uaturd -. auI viii Dee
ready To keep the weary traveller warm
whruwiutrr comes.
People on Walnut street, and on 1dl1-
cent streets thereto. are m % sweat about
the matter ul "pruln@ 1ud @r'd'u. "' lu1t
street To Wood They have mrw"r1Iilrd
the city Council three Mierrul times, ana
they ur anxious There Is, however. an
Inclination Jpoug those IA authority, i"
have the work done un the assessment "i
benefits plan. and not ON the 'hpGrr and
faction or general tan levy plan
l.. e. itrSI"p i''r' il'AS lot Oir't-
land, To be- gone several days.
Jesse @ Nealt !"lyr- to-day Tor Harrison
county, {" visit friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27
rnc Gramd Army OF the Republic


The Grand Army of the Republic haas
.,,,..-,,,,.,t.. ,,,-ir,,r
'''-
'E ''.''''.''' "''''"' ''.'''-. '''' ''..,''''
OF SOME of ~ conspicuous representatives.
The rur~,-- invoked hy General FIlrrhild.
,r.. b...5 ,r ,rr ,..rl ARMY. upon the
,-...t.,.... -. ....l..,.
''cS.'''n' "' '.' '.''''.'.
which, upon V"rrrNM" ia.tl III I.'h~,|""'''
tb,. Executive. authority. me- instantly Tee
yoLrt hut which w.r~ due 90 patriotic
and honorable feeling. were substantially
lpproyrd bv the Grand Army, while the
coutemptuuuS declarations OF General Tut.
tie, the chief ui the Grand Army IN Iowa,
shat IL would insult the President, who
might also be personally assaulted, u IN
pursuance 10 the invitation OF the citizens
oil st Louis he should venture 20 visit
THAT city. were accepted hv the Army, 81
,gr as We have seen without protest or Tee
buEr The yrpS,r,t insult was offered To
President OF the United States I'M the name
,r the Grand Army OF the Republic, and
apparently with H., approval 1t Is &C.
family 4 misfortune tor that association,
because it shows that 10 has become a poi
jtjrl machine.
Those who ,Iy that the President should
have taken the risk -. insult forget that
they should rather say the Grand Army
should rather uyye protested against tHe
threat There Is mo- doubt that. under the
mciyrmrut ct the Republican organs and
tur m,luuudtury action 81 t'rtnd Army
Posts, there would have been shameful
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AelU Advertisements.
Il-NNTED.rIR TO DOGENERAL HOUSE
W work Apply al No. ,2jl Marhy, street

WANTED .nIRL TO DOGENERAL HOUSE
w work Apply at No. 225l Market street
NAMED A GIRL TO 30 GENERAL
" uou,,wurh Apply IA the evening al -'''
E.t street cry. E-N
,I-t<rlp .AnuOuuKL To 10 GENERAL
W uuu,rwork. Ap iyat3'lN Eoh street
,,uE ALE LOTOF SECONDHAND Ian.
/ ems. ui,F- uul sruyels. Call ON JAMES
HEAIN. No @ EigmrrutH street Jy-'r'"4
I1oR ~,IE-N NEW AND VA. UAELE PAT.
i emit right A novelty n furniture. sells al
:. ID =, each No humhuP. Needs only to ht
.,..,i tu br appreciated. Address iOu! day
~ N. REGISTER oti.gt. y -
rANTED-sITUATION A. CLERK ~ 4
w grocery or drug store, 10y young ma" j.
years old food references given. Addrct> r.
this un.rr h-''-
l,ng KFNT RESIDENCE 40. e. rot K.
L ,r,.utn street. containing eight rooms H'ld
Laundry, hot .tul cold water, ga and alt m"IT'u
y1uyru!rurrs Possession given August L.. t"l
further particulars apply 20 a : HARDFN' on
rrrrIi,.I y2idNta
iNoR EFNT - FUkNI-HEp ROOM Win
I huari trans rI or permanent Also, ldhc
board 80. las Main Sirc,t N'r'lh
INDR sALE-CUEAP- SECONDHAND "
L right Tubular Boiler, . feet hy : feet NJ
mrhr, About tive years old, Address ms
OH. e. J!I"''E"
Two LFr-TwO FUKNIsHEhRuOMs-Arr
| al No. =, Twelfth street Jl-u
IrOK -AIE-CHEAP-A BR,N NEW COY
4 erred Wagon Inquire of JOHN kOIMAN,
@-s> CuaplIur street Jy--a
NOR RENT-THE RESIDENCE OF THE
4 northeast corner Of Chapuc and Eleventh
streets tur terms call ~ ~ Market street
Iy1l
NIvANTED-A SMALL HOUSE OK SUIT or
w rooms for light house keeping. Address
l." thi, office, stating rent jyOh
NLTANTED-.Nr desire to establish genera!
w agency in Wheeling or vicinity, To- control
the sale ug "a staple article ct daily CONSUMPTION
ANY energetic man with smHi, capital may Sc
cure q permanent paying business. For partlc"-
lar~ address GEEESwICH MASifA'TlEIN" Co.
A.. v,,,ySf Y nyg
IruE SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
i trDp,rty--A four story Flour Mill, run Of
hurl- acres of land. acre IN choice iruil, .
dwellings ami blacksmIthNhOp. all m good con
Gftluu. situate Ihryr-quurtyI> ui IuIlr from sta
ron uu e. 4 L. L.. r., in ONO. Pricy >i'O j..
n HEl~TER Agent, MagtushurE W. Va.
.El-rulVAg
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SIMMER LAW LECTI RES mine
weekly begin I'M July, l1,,, and enc i'm Up
trmh.r Have proved Ut signal usr.-l>l To
students who design 10 pursue their ,iuitr ~
this or other Law school. p To those Wh" pro.
pu,rIu read privately. amt ID. To practitioners
who have not hal the advantage Ui systematic
instruction For circular apply If. o. University
Of Va 20 JOINS 3. MINOR, Psoi Com. md stat.
Law. m!IlNtH'FI ITO
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Tue Cincinnati. organ insists that the
Toledo Convention will endorse NuEE',NN.
Admitting sims. tot the sake OF argument,
what wuUlJa SHERMAN endorsement from
q Jtbid BLAINE convention amount To, 10
would show that the party whip had been
mcuGyd and vigorously used on Warrior
FaeNEuE,~ army 10 make them behave
before the country. car dispatches tins
morniug, however, do not look like the
vh.pwa- going 10 DO much good
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

lrwu. bs interesting To- soc how the
pr.-. Warriors wl.. meet the urt Iu l~~-
t.r,, President C.EyELANu has already
sleurj uogr pension bills than did PrrS'-
dent GRAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

Cheap Excursion To Columbus, Ohio.
under thr auspices Of the Ariuu Singing
sarirty. ou Friday, July 18th, lS~1, on
tur popular Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Tho Central Ohio lsrng,rlrSt will be held
so Columbus. o., July 21th. Roth and
El>t. and tickets viii hr issued to give
ever, hody tame enough To visit also the
.rr.t State institutions located there.
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IIhP8|(fDEIFD ATTRACTION
U OYER HALF 4 MILLION lSI&aG,.G
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

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mud %. u,,r stEhH bees since been n.ii,f
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by the rrupir ui any Stat"
Il never s,Elv- or postpone
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FNrE,ur.n'- rtl~.y~ have done one
thing. they have boomet President ClEEE
LAND m tlr West
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E'oR SALE.
THE OLD ATHENEUM CORNER

Corner Of Sixteenth and N4rkc. streets I...
sl5 40 cash. Apply 10 + + M.NE.aH A.. q.
r Third St II Paul. MINI %. at!r,-
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Address Registered iri'"'- TO
kEn ORLEANS N.IInh MANN
New Orleans, ) -.

RENEEHER ttHlth. pros. nee r' r'u'r'.-
Er-UrrI,Ari un1 fruly. "uuHf' iu Chhff. 81 l.
arnNIugs J.. a grlHfaul,r ui Hb~..ui, ia.rt',- n.|
integrity, that tn" ,DUuOrs Hr' al otlH. H...
that nO ult, can pnHs.hly divine "htf uu..'
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REMEMBER that the payment Of a.. w.
/, GUARANTEED IpiH NtlIoN

Al BANKS ui SrW DrlyHH,. Hna .Hr I...
are sign Il by The fu.-d'n. 81 Hn .'...
who's. chartered .ga's mo uu.".
highest Court. turt, IuIt. t,.Nup. ur .... .....
tom OT HuauyIuuI.. tn,'m,s ...F o..
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II +. BEHRENS,
GROCER & EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENT.

uWrr amt Main store. 22l7 Market street.
NW"HnHsr, t-ly Narky, street
scout. Branch store corner Jacob and Thirty
eighth streets. IN the large We>uSooI builiiuE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-27

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-04-08
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Having purchased a half interest in
the Austin Furniture Co., I solicit your
patronage, when in want OF anything in
the furniture line. My partner in the
business, Mr.. E. J.. Phillips, is well
known in Austin and vicinity. W.
shall endcavor TO keep the newest styles
of furniture, and everything n our line
trade demands. Respectfully.
. T. F.-LEONARD.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-04-08

Ladies will find relief from their Co.'S
tiveness. Swimming in the Head, Collie,
Sour stomach, Headache, Kidney troubles
ETC., by taking a dose Of Simmons Liver
Regulator after dinner or supper, so as to
move the bowels once a day. Mothers
will have better. health and the babies
will grow more robust by using the Reg
ulator. If an infant shows signs of Col.
&c, nothing like a few drops in water for
relief. The Genuine has the red z on
front of Wrapper. 80.